Trent Jackman , PT, ACCE
Academic Coordinator of Clinical Education - ACCE
Physical and Occupational Therapy
Garrison House
Room 310
STOP 8045
Pocatello, ID 83209
jacktren@isu.edu
Education:
Master of Physical Therapy, Idaho State University -1997
Bachelor of Science in Zoology, Idaho State University-1995
Associate of General Studies, Ricks College - 1993
Current Teaching Responsibilities:
PTOT 613 Physical Therapy Profession – Co-Instructor
PTOT 631 Clinical Affiliation I – Coordinator
PTOT 632 Clinical Affiliation II – Coordinator
PTOT 733 Clinical Affiliation III – Coordinator
PTOT 734 Clinical Affiliation IV – Coordinator
PTOT 735 Externship - Coordinator
Licensure and Registration:
Idaho Physical Therapist
Employment:
ACCE/Assistant Professor
Physical Therapy Program
Idaho State University
Pocatello, ID
July 2006-current
EXPERIENCE:
2000-2001 Affiliate Faculty Member, Idaho State University
Tech graduate students Clinical Exercise Physiology and Physical Therapy Profession. Prepare lesson plans, organize lectures and facilitate class discussions, problem solving and analysis. Evaluated student performance, engage in critical inquiry, and administrate course objectives. Collaborate with faculty and students to promote high quality education.
2000-2007 Regional Director of Therapy Services, Idaho Home Health and Hospice
Oversight of physical, occupational, and speech therapy in southeast Idaho. Manage scheduling, hiring, efficiency, documentation, quality assurance, communication, and auditing of therapy services. Evaluate and treat home bound physical therapy patients. Advocate for pediatric patients. Determine neurological, musculoskeletal, cardiac, and integument function of each patient. Promote, develop and implement marketing, administrative oversight, cost management, chart audits, and ergonomic training. Direct and supervise the family-centered service delivery and the physical therapy service, including support personnel. Provide prevention and promote health, wellness, and fitness to staff and community.
2000 Sports Physical Therapist, Bannock Regional Medical Center
Evaluate, treat, and discharge sports medicine, industrial rehabilitation, pediatric, and orthopedic outpatients. Develop home-based treatment programs. Supervise physical therapist assistants and physical therapist aides. Perform scheduling and billing duties. Facilitate communication with physicians, physical therapists, and other health care professionals. Instruct patients, co-workers, and community members in proper ergonomics and body mechanics.
1997-2000 Lead Physical Therapist, St. Mary’s Hospital
Perform outpatient, impatient, long-term care, pediatric, sports, rehabilitation, school-based, and home health physical therapy. Organized and opened new outpatient physical therapy facility. Implement scheduling, billing, statistics, and quality improvement programs. Renew school physical therapy contracts. Teach body mechanics and ergonomics at employee orientations and community health fairs. Institute health screenings at health fairs. Instructed individuals and groups in proper fitness and independent home programs. Dictated and documented patient progress. Supervise physical therapists, physical therapy assistants, physical therapy aides, restorative nursing aides, community wellness program.
CONFERENCES:
Differential Diagnosis of the Lower Quarter, March 2007
Comprehensive strategies for the Complex Geriatric patient, August 2006
Institute of Physical Art Functional Orthopedics, April 2005
national Association of Home Care Conference, October 2002
ACTIVITIES:
Volunteer, Art Mom an Dad Program
Member, Boy Scouts of America Tendoy District Venturing Committee
Finalist, Spori Scholar at Ricks College
Treasurer, Camas Prairie Adult Literacy Council
Mentor, Prairie High School Job Shadow Program
Missionary, Church of Jesus Crist of Latter day Saints Texas Dallas Mission.
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